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Hello.
I remember somewhere I read about not using apostrophe s for inanimate things. In my view, however, the sentence written in the subject of this topic is grammatical. Isn't it?
Should I write " you are America's future" or " you are America future" ?
Regards.
I don't think you can describe America as an "inanimate thing"!
It's fine to express an inanimate thing's metaphorical possession of something, as I've done in this sentence, with apostrophe-s.
I am not a teacher.
Although I agree that there is no need to avoid using it, you could replace 'America's future' with 'the future of America' if you did want to avoid it.
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